Terrific control, in horrendous circumstances!

A hard ship to sink.

Magnificent, indeed! Is it really being towed by that tiny tugboat?

What an incredibly lonely time that must have been!

I have great admiration for people who can handle being on a submarine. I’ve only been on a 2- hour tourist submarine dive to see tropical fish, and I couldn’t shake the claustrophobic feeling. Being in a real, functioning submarine for weeks? Eek!

I had a cousin that served on our nuke subs!!! They were out at sea for months, and until the day he died, would not say one

word about there operations. I do not believe I could have survived, being cooped up in a tin can!!!!

Gorgeous!

Quote from Splinter

In an election year, don't expect this government to confirm Peronist links to Nazi Germany and the cosy, shared relationship. Transparency? With this government? I don't think so, but let's hope that the useless opposition keep pushing.

This article by Laurence de Mello discusses what can only be described as a cover up because the government simply doesn't want to admit that the submarine found in the sea off Necochea is indeed a Nazi submarine.

https://en.mercopress.com/2023…nswers-on-submarine-wreck

Note:

This Mercosur article was written by Goldeneye who participated in this memorable thread:

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Splinter

Sep 11th 2021

I would also like to point out that the top photo in the article is in fact a different German submarine and was found off the coat of North Carolina, USA. Why this image was used in this particular article is anyone's guess. If I were the author I would have it either edited or removed.

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Paragraph 1, paragraph 2: so what is it? A U-Boat or an amphibious craft? Either way it's pretty obvious that from the Argentine Government's point of view, it's all Macri's fault.